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John liao Posted 12 years ago
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bring forth a man
With the help of the LORD I have brought forth a man.
Is "brought forth a man" meant "bear a man" here?
Why here use "man" rather than "boy"
Is "brought forth a man" meant "bear a man" here?
Why here use "man" rather than "boy"
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In other versions it is translated as 'manchild'. Many translations (if they are not actually old) put on a veneer of old language.
- In other versions it is translated as 'manchild'.
- Many translations (if they are not actually old) put on a veneer of old language.
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In other versions it is translated as 'manchild'. Many translations (if they are not actually old) put on a veneer of old language.
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